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Figure 3: Distribution of OTUs Identified in the Gut Mucosa, Digesta, Skin and Water Samples.
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Table 3: Pairwise PERMANOVA Comparing the Microbial Communities of Gut Mucosa, Digesta, and Skin Samples by Treatmenta.
Figure 8: Graphical Network Representing the Interactions in Digesta Samples Between OTUs, Diet, and Digesta Myeloperoxidase.
Supplemental Information 7: PERMANOVA Comparing the Microbial Communities of the Skin, Digesta, and Gut Mucosa by Tanka.
Supplemental Information 6: PERMANOVA Comparing the Baseline Microbial Communities of the Skin, Digesta, and Gut Mucosa by Treatmenta.
Figure 9: Mean Relative Abundance of OTUs Present in Gut Mucosal Samples Grouped by Genus.
Figure 7: Impact of Diet and Temperature on the Abundance of OTUs in the Digesta Microbiome.
Dataset S2: List of Identified OTUs in the Fecal Samples From Each Fish
Figure S1: The Abundance of the Three OTUs Present in All Samples
Figure 3: Phylogenetic Tree of Representative Invertebrate Operational Taxonomic Units (OTUs) Identified From the Stomach of Dissostichus Mawsoni.
